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east end
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The East End is a neighborhood of the city of Waterbury, Connecticut . Though part of the city of Waterbury, it has its own identity with its own commercial center, schools, parks and gatherings. It can be self-sustaining, containing many attributes of ...
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Population (2000): 5623 Housing Units (2000): 2170 Land area (2000): 20.112791 sq. miles (52.091888 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.229155 sq. miles (0.593508 sq. km) Total area (2000): 20.341946 sq. miles (52.685396 sq. km) FIPS code: 20470 Located within: ...
Usage examples of east end.
I figured it was you, and I had my AI do an analysis which showed that about three-quarters of the cases have happened in the lower southern hemisphere, that or else inside a three-thousand-kilometer circle with the chaotic terrain at the east end of Marineris as its center point.
Since the East End School was way to hell and gone across town and the children who lived east of Main Street attended there, I will not bother with it.
They managed to pull the east end of the semicircular floor a hand span closer, rotating it on its diametric center, then nodded in satisfaction at one another as they dropped the rope and departed.
They left the bluffs and walked down the road from the turnaround to where it split, one branch doubling back under a bridge to descend to the base of the bluffs and what she thought of as the feeder caves, the other continuing on along the high ground to the east end of the park, where the bulk of the woods and picnic areas were located.
But that's far off east of here, in the Dales at the east end of the Granite Range.
He was on a school outing in a park at the east end of Newton Division.
Having bagged him in London's East End on his way to America, she set herself with immediate, wifely devotion to unlearn her useless English in place of what seemed to be the prevailing tongue of the New World.
Vinta, also scrubbed and refitted, in brown riding pants and a loose tan blouse, sat beside a table at the east end of the patio.
When I had lain in the East End opium den, when upon such another night as this I had looked out upon a peaceful Norfolk countryside, the same knowledge of aloofness, of utter detachment from the world of living men, had come to me.
Other members of the group had occupied quarters in various parts of the East End, where sailormen of all nationalities congregate.
Chow was the biggest dealer in illicit stuff in all the East End—.
It was the response Raj would have given, and the reason he was here at the east end of the line.
He was a tall man, striving to overcome the East End and to achieve Oxbridge in his speech and demeanor, and he got the sale moving without delay.